Looking toward the future can be fun, especially in baseball. It allows you to get lost in hypotheticals and dream scenarios. One can dream about their favorite prospects turning into superstars and leading the major league ballclub to the playoffs and championships. For the New York Mets, the Spring Breakout game showed a glimpse into what could be a very exciting future for the team. On the...
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The Mets offense was listless Sunday afternoon in a 5-0 loss against the Astros, but with most offensive roster spots set in stone and more intrigue set aside for the pitching staff, all eyes were on starter Tylor Megill. It was a mixed bag for Megill, the first Met pitcher this spring to make it through five innings. The righty gave up four runs on six hits, bumping his pre-season ERA to...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Early on Sunday morning, Anothony DiComo of MLB.com reported that Ronny Mauricio will not appear in any spring training games this preseason. Additionally, the 23-year-old will not start the season on time. However, there is no need to press the panic button, Mets fans. As Mauricio is recovering from multiple knee surgeries, the Mets are making sure to take things slow...
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The New York Mets sent out some of their best prospects for their Spring Breakout game against the Washington Nationals on Sunday and Jonah Tong got the start. Tong looked good in his two innings of work, striking out three batters while walking two and allowing one hit. While he was a little bit out of control in the first inning, Tong settled in for the second inning and put the breaks on the...
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Sunday, March 16, 2025 • 5:05 PM CACTI Park of the Palm Beaches • West Palm Beach, FL RHP Jonah Tong (0-0, -.–) vs. LHP Alex Clemmey (0-0, -.–) SNY For a second straight season all teams in the major leagues are participating in a Spring Breakout game. It’s like the All-Star Futures Game, but each team roster is made up of one organization. In 2024, the Mets’ prospects beat the...
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Sunday afternoon in Port St. Lucie provided perfect baseball weather, but that was the only bright spot for the New York Mets, as they fell to the Houston Astros 5-0 in their spring matchup. Tylor Megill got the start for New York but struggled, lasting five innings while surrendering four runs on six hits, including a home run. This marked Megill’s first tough outing of the spring, bringing his...
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